Everyday is my fathers day The invisible man who taught me the meaning of loneliness Taught me the sting in unrequited love Taught me that material things can sit around my empty heart That the moon is his sun That the house is our isolated souvenir of the work you bled and sweat for us The man who broke my heart before it started beating The man who never was
Every breath is my mother??s day, month, year Time is no measure Heart cannot contain What he denies she gave without a thought She is my martyr, my light, my queen The sun that dims the moonlight The water that cools and heals, running down my wounds Little does she know, I live in her and she in me Her happiness is mine and mine hers Her road I walk, her face I wear Her tears I shed, her life I follow Her sacrifice I bear
I see my face in theirs Disappointment, resolve I am the thread to weave or to pull apart Can oil and water truly be one Nature's amusement is the misery Of one walking in the desert in shoes that just weren't made to fit
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The invisible man who taught me the meaning of loneliness
Taught me the sting in unrequited love
Taught me that material things can sit around my empty heart
That the moon is his sun
That the house is our isolated souvenir of the work you bled and sweat for us
The man who broke my heart before it started beating
The man who never was
Every breath is my mother??s day, month, year
Time is no measure
Heart cannot contain
What he denies she gave without a thought
She is my martyr, my light, my queen
The sun that dims the moonlight
The water that cools and heals, running down my wounds
Little does she know, I live in her and she in me
Her happiness is mine and mine hers
Her road I walk, her face I wear
Her tears I shed, her life I follow
Her sacrifice I bear
I see my face in theirs
Disappointment, resolve
I am the thread to weave or to pull apart
Can oil and water truly be one
Nature's amusement is the misery
Of one walking in the desert in shoes that just weren't made to fit
We walk, to somewhere better, we walk still